Twins Dressed Alike At Fifth Avenue Bookstore Party
At a B Dalton on Fifth Avenue about 30 sets of twins gathered for a Twins on Twins book promo. Mothers and children, siblings and twin professionals mingled while mirrors and braces teased how twins differ, and some twins debated whether to dress alike.
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Frances McLaughlin Gill
Kathryn McLaughlin Abbe
A. Gake Preruay
Dalton
New York City
New York
B. Dalton
Fifth Avenue
Lillie McFadden
Manhattan
Fay
Kaye Young
Marilyn
Roz Borden
San Francisco
Three in Family Found Slain in Houston
In Houston an uncharged 17 year old told police he killed his sister after returning from work and discovering his parents shot. Herbert Maurice Brown 46 a draftsman and former bowing group president and wife Grace 43 were found dead in their bed killed by a .22 caliber rifle.
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Houston
Herbert Jarrell Brown
Vanne Brown
Herbert Maurice Brown
Grace
Hach
25 Cent Slot Yields World Record Jackpot in Reno
Ronny Whitlock, an unemployed California carpenter, won $77,335.10 on a 25 cent slot at Harolds Club in Reno after the dollar machine was busy. He said a dream and a late-night rush led him to gamble, spending about $30 before winning. The previous 25 cent record was $67,261 last August at Harolds Club.
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Reno
Nev
California
Ronny Whitlock
Greenfield
Harolds Club
Whitlock
Casino
Christina Smith
Las Vegas
Terry Oliver
Harold
Oliver
Buffalo boycott votes over Hilton hotel election dispute
The Buffalo area AFL CIO council voted to boycott the Buffalo Hilton Hotel if a labor election dispute is not settled by Friday. Local 66, Hotel Employees Union, lost the election 122 to 41 and its president Samuel Cariola called the union outgunned. Council president George Wessel sought a 48 hour delay, saying a light at the end of the tunnel may remain.
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Buffalo
UPI
Buffalo Area
Aflcio Council
Buffalo Hilton
Samuel Cariola
Local 66
George Wessel
Skyjacking suspect arrested in Indiana after Cuba hijack
Lester Ellsworth Perry Jr., the man accused of hijacking a TWA jet to Havana in 1969, was arrested in South Bend Indiana on local auto theft charges. He gave the alias Russell Fair and faces federal hijacking kidnapping assault and escape charges. Perry had been in Cuba after the hijack and was released last year as part of a Castro goodwill gesture.
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South Bend
Ind
Lester Ellsworth Perry Jr
Cuba
Perry
Russell Fair
TWA
Los Angeles
Connecticut
Kansas
U.S
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Reagan and Trudeau Hold Talks Amid Broad Areas of Agreement
President Reagan and Prime Minister Trudeau met on a wide agenda during Reagan's first foreign trip, stressing negotiation over public dispute and seeking political solutions for El Salvador while addressing Canada’s opposition to U S military aid. They discussed fisheries policy and a pending boundary treaty to ease Canadian concerns about New England scallops.
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Clark
Joe Clark
Canada
Nancy
Rideau Hall
Mark MacGuigan
United States
el Salvador
MacGuigan
Reagan
Trudeau
U.S
Senate
State Department
New England
Detroit Hero Saves Family From Fire
A 28 year old Kenneth Wilbourn of Southfield is hospitalized after catching two children and using his body to break falls for two adults who jumped from a second story window in a burning Detroit area house. Four Arnolds died including William 11 Tracy 10 and Glenise 5. Verenda Brenda Sakara and Travis survived with injuries. Fire officials say a pan left on a stove caused the blaze.
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Detroit
Kenneth Wilbourn
Southfield
Rgy
Arnold
William Peck
Wilbourn
Arnolds
Marvin Monroe
William Arnold
Tricia
Glenise
Verenda
Brenda
Sakara
Travis
Mary Arnold
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Swamp Twin Authors
Tammy
Ellen Harrison
Dix Hills
Long Island
Tyne
Kate Hirschmann-Levy
Nell
Jane
Kate
Sears
ARIES
CAD
Penn Can Mall
Fayetteville Mall
Fairmount Fair
Searn
Rosa
Pri
Hy Guutrainers
Indiana
Fisheries Treaty
Caspar Weinberger
House Armed Services Committee
Washington
IAS
God Tas
Homecare Health Center
East Genesee Street
Syracuse
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